Sentence examples for fearsome prospect from inspiring English sources

"He was a fearsome prospect: huge, physical, aggressive," says Tim Vickery, the BBC's South American expert.

At 15.5km, it is a tough, fearsome prospect, especially as it makes up the final part of a 174km stage.

City have a 100 per cent record from 11 home matches, averaging more than four goals a game, and are a fearsome prospect for most visiting opponents.

The idea of a Kurdish state is such a fearsome prospect in Turkey, such an unmentionable taboo, that it can only be spoken of as "undesirable developments".

Sure enough, as the domestic chicken industry considered the fearsome prospect of cheap imported dark meat, its lobbyists began to protest.

Over the weekend he seemed to expand on that fearsome prospect by suggesting this golden future for the north will be based on fracking.

You'd imagine, then, that La Roux would be a fearsome live prospect, overflowing with Brixtonian energy and the kind of confidence that inspires fashion statements like singer Elly Jackson's trademark arching quiff.

But on Wednesday, Oxford announced a $115 million donation from an alumnus, a major Silicon Valley venture capitalist, as the cornerstone of a $460 million fund dedicated to reducing the prospect of fearsome debt for the disadvantaged who manage to enter its elite doors.

And while the prospect of a fearsome landlady meant many approached B&Bs with trepidation, now the chance to meet an owner who is plugged into the local art scene is part of the selling point.

His joy at the prospect of depression is a fearsome thing, and Reitman, to his credit, does not stint on the facts.

The fact that many Comair pilots earn so little also made the prospect of the airline's demise less fearsome.